We finish the first year of the podcast on a very positive note - Dmitry
Jdima and Cisco TAC engineer Anatoly Tsyganenko are visiting us.
Everything that you would like to know about the work of the technical support center, how cases handle in tsisko, and what analysis tools the engineers have in the first part of the podcast.
Next will be a quality story about the mechanisms of Proccess Switching, Fast Switching and Cisco Express Forwarding. We will dive into the RIB, FIB, the implementation of all this in hardware, see how the package is processed on the linear, processing boards and switching factories.
Pretty hardcore and turned out for the duration and depth.
Release News
- The real thing is the real Dual Stack IPv4 / IPv6 from VimpelCom: test in Voronezh ( link )
- The automated radio monitoring system ARMS-RF will check who illegally litters the radio ( link )
- For the first time, servers for time synchronization were used for DDOS attacks ( link )
- The German edition of Spiegel has published a 50-page directory of bugs that can be ordered and implemented by NSA staff ( link )
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Download podcast file .
If you have any questions, something is not clear from the podcast, welcome in the comments.
Under the cat you will find a list of abbreviations and illustrations for the podcast.
Abbreviations TAC - Technical Assistance Center
ASIC - Application Specific Integrated Circuit
NPI - Network Processor Interface
IPC - InterProcess Channel
TCAM - Ternary Content-Addressable Memory
CEF - Cisco Express Forwarding
RIB - Routing Information Base
FIB - Forwarding Information Base
General description of technology

The principle of processing the received packet using Proccess Switching


Disadvantages of Proccess Switching

FIB mechanism

Package Processing Principle with CEF

Functional support and non-supporting CEF

Release Links
The background composition is taken
from here .